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kim facing charges. as well as officer theresea simmiik is facing charges. also speaking out today, jack johnson, speaking for the first time since his arrest. courtney? >> we did hear from county executive jack johnson at around 11:00 when he arrived. he made it very clear that he would not speak about the charges he had faced. the ongoing investigation. for the lose of arrest. all questions from reporters. -- or the illusive arrest. he did come out to tell citizens of prince george's county that he was going to stay strong and fight. that he had received thousands of phone calls and that he would be with his family, continuing to work through this. >> i cannot speak on these charges against me right now. i just cannot. i have lawyers and i have to check with my family. i hope that all of you will respect that. basically we want you to know that we are moving forward on going to work. >> today he says that as he is at work he will be looking at the affordability report, a snapshot of county finances that he will review to draw up a blueprint for the incoming county executive return. including e

johnson and his wife leslie last friday. two of the officers arrested are sergeant richard delabrar and corporal sean kim. it started at tick-tock liquors. four people are among seven charged now. investigators claim the liquor store owners would pay the officers in he can change for them to ensure safe transport of untaxed cigarettes and alcohol in maryland and virginia. investigators say these developments are part of the ongoing crouping probe that led to the arrest of johnson and his wife leslie last friday -- corruption probe that led to the arrest of johnson and his wife, leslie, last friday. >> there are a series of related investigations. these two cases allege that police officer violated the trust of the people of prince george's county, sold their authority and joined with criminals to commit serious criminal violations. >> reporter: now, the third officer is also charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and use of firearms for drug trafficking. this investigation is far from over. investigators saying yesterday that they expect more arrests to come. we're live here in upper marlboro, sara

kim. >>> if you live in harford county and have an elementary school kid there, you probably heard about changes coming, but what does it mean? sherrie johnson is here to explain. >> reporter: good morning. the harford county school district released a first draft of the redistricting plan. it has been eight years since har forecounty redistricted the element schools. some are overcrowd and some are far under capacity and county want to balance things out. some parents say that balance shouldn't come on the backs of their kids. >> we knew there was going to be redirect -- redistricting but not on this scope. >> i like to make new friends but it's going to be so har be for me if i move that quickly. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the school system said the county scoodz schools need to be under capacity because of the base he realignment and closure known as the brac process. there's several public meeting scheduled which is before they vote on the plan. in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> now latest an police contract. officers overwhelmingly voted against the one-year contract with a 95% of the members saying no. the new contract

johnson case. >> wisdom, what else do we know about these officers, anything? >> well, we know sergeant delabrer is a 22 year veteran of the police department and corporal kim is a 16 year veteran. this is the third time officer sinisa simic has been in trouble with the law. simic was suspended in july and september again for having narcotics in the car. >> as for the tip of this iceberg corruption according to the u.s. attorney's office, days after his arrest county executive jack johnson was back at work. while he's technically on home detention he is allowed. johnson spoke to the news media before entering the county administration building this morning and says he's received a lot of support from people around the county. >> i received probably more than a thousand telephone calls and messages from all of the churches. >> johnson did not answer questions about his case or the police officers arrested today. johnson has only about three weeks left in office, says he's going to spend those final days ironically enough working on budget issues. >>> the man elected to take over prince george's county rushern baker is speaking out for the first time since jack

. >> jack johnson is back on the job as county executive because elected officials can only be removed from office wanted they are convicted of a crime. kim 11 news. >> two men are accused of a shooting in a convenience store. happens to a.m. yesterday morning along annapolis road. a man and woman were hit and both are expected to survive. a maryland woman was one of four people involved in a murder suicide. they were shot by their father. after the incident, the father turned the gun on himself. >> the skating rink that made headlines in august has closed its doors. skateworks faces a huge financial problems. the roller skating rink was revoked following the august rape allegation. >> people living near morgan state university want student and faculty out of their neighborhood. protesters stood on a corner all day monday with signs. residents say they're having difficulty finding parking spots near their homes because students take them. some told students exactly what they are so fed up. >> you park in the alley. what if we had a house fire. what if somebody had a heart attack. paramedics could not get here. >> students are just as frus

kim. >>> in about an hour, people who live at the dutch village apartments will be able to return home to see what's left after the storm yesterday went through and caused so much disaster. sherrie johnson is live as people are starting to wake up. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, megan. we are live here at the friend shp academy of engineering and technology where many folks spent the night away from their bed. but we are talking about the people from dutch village apartments and town homes and they had to stay here because this is the temporary shelter because of heavy winds that damaged their homes yesterday. about 170 people stayed here or eventually found their way to the mount pleasant ice arena. many handled the difficult situation well keeping everything in perspectivech and while they waited -- perspective. and while they waited they talked about what they saw and heard when the storm woke them up. >> god wanted this to happen. it happened for a reason. >> he protected us also. >> the reason is we don't know. >> reporter: now a little later this morning, some of the people will be able to return to their home, but some had a lot of damage, severe damage, and others won'

kim is fabulous. but i wrote an article in last year's golf magazine and said that if dustin johnson or hunter mann ever got their short game really up to major standards they'd win a bunch. and i said they may be the best of the new crew rather than these slightly younger... i mean dustin's what, 24 or 25. >> rose: he's got a couple good shots and blew it on the last hole. >> listen, dustin is a fabulous guy and he'll win. he'll learn to win. he's had some bad breaks. >> rose: go through the history of golf. everybody has his own individual swing. what's the common denominator in all their swings? >> probably if there is one single thing that they all did, all of those people that you mentiod, is that they all practiced and focused enough to internalize what they need to do to perform under pressure on the ultimate stage: they all swung differently. there's no two of those swings that are alike. now hogan was before my time. i was 12, 13 years old and i actually saw him play and watched him and was amazed. i mean, he was... shoot, i was the size of hogan. he was a little bitty guy and... but he hit the

kim are on -- among those charged. this is all part of the ongoing corruption probe that led to the consider of county executive jackson jack -- jack johnsonof related investigations. these two cases have one important feature in common. they allege that police officers violated the trust of the people of prince george's county, sold their authority and joined with criminals to commit serious criminal violations. >> the third officer who was also indicted is sinisa simic. he is charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and also use of firearms for drug trafficking. all of these officers are suspended without pay for the time being and could face a maximum of 20 years in prison if convicted on all these charges. sarah simmons, back to you. >>> still ahead, the so-called merchant of death extradited to the united states. we'll explain. plus, new video of and tax on a u.s. military base over the weekend. we'll check more headlines. >>> let's tech a look at the markets. they were mixed throughout the day and that is where they ended up. the dow up just a little less than 10 points. the nasdaq down a couple of points. the nikkei down 30 ove

. >> jack johnson is back on the job as county executive because currently elected officials can only be removed from office once they are convicted of a crime. kim, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. and exit puts a 17-volt bicyclist in the hospital in critical condition. police said they saw the teenagers selling drugs. officers tried to arrest him and he sped off on his bicycle. one bicycle backdrop cruiser and the cruiser struck the bicycle. >> more trouble for baltimore county skate rink that has had its share of controversy. skateworks has shut its doors as the owners are working to get out of the bankruptcy court. the county has provoked the license. >> we supported them all along and try to find a way to make it work with the owners. i think it might have been more the financial problems they were have a bid ended up closing the doors part i did not put a padlock on the doors. bankruptcy court did that. >> it has been the subject of several police incidents including an alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl. >> e-zpass is supposed to make travel easier. some say it has made their lives more difficult. complaints come on the heels of an e-zpass s